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agreed

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@Hal Schirmer Have you seen EC Henry's videos where he takes ships that are smudges in the background plus some production photos and makes up a backstory for them?

@@chexwarior Those vids are awesome.

Well Id noticed that he forgot that the mc30C actually had Heavy proton Torpids

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Yeah, I had always thought one or two of these parked at some obscure location outside the galaxy would have been the perfect base of operations for the rebel alliance. Basically use one for manufacturing combat ships and equipment and the other for housing and training troops. Then supply them via a networked transportation hub systems using the huge number of CR-75s the rebellion possessed.

@@johnpatz8395 they were and they did have more than one before they became the Alliance we know from the movies but most were destroyed before the battle of Yavin the last known one ended up above sullust after the locals joined the rebels after they throw off imperial rule this is where most of the fleets formed up after Yavin on a few ships went to other places but the bulk of the Alliance fleet ended up there and half of the ships stayed to defend the world

@@johnpatz8395 In my shops RPG, we just put a Jawa sand crawler into a ship and used it to mine asteroids and create 40 ton condense rods on iron to use as mass diver bolts. Soft abstract math from Starships of the Galaxy the X-wing landing pad cargo weight was 40tons and at full ramming speed the ship impacts as a proton torpedo doing 8d10x2 dmg. med size light to heavy cargo space transport allowed in game, suggested by the core books to keep PC tension high is limited to 99.9/ 100m legth with a .. limited .. cargo carry weight in a few thousands of tons. As for hard math in dealing with kinetic impact weight/ density = mass + speed, that will cover pages to properly go over. And the smallest fusion warhead we could pack into a concussion warhead fired from Y-wing is measure between 1kiloton to 5kiloton yield, base weight of the suitcase nuke is 80lb/ 40kilog of heavy metal and around 20lb of high explosives. Now just figure out the speed/ weight of a MAC kinetic missile fired from a 70m. long ship. Less space fantasy of Force powers and more of a ttrpg wargame.

Yeah! I'm totally with you for it! I have never seen a video on the Carrack and it would be nice to have some others lesser known ships have some light for once!

Are those even canon anymore?

I see you are a man of culture as well

His work bringing those lost kit bashes out of the background is amazing.

Yes, in theory, their sizes being 460 meters, 270 meters, and 398 meters long, respectively, per some fan websites and mods, @Ted Hill .

The CC-7700 actually does appear in Canon in the Tarkin novel but there its being used by the Empire not the rebels.

yea i'm always surprised about how big it is, I always assumed it was smaller than the cr90

@@GenerationTech it’s beautiful tho

I think in the outer rim territories there was a lot of anti-droid sentiment but this might need a deeper look

I like this theory

If people could get past their anti droid sentiment that would make allot of sense, the b1 seems better suited to maintenance and systems operations than they would be for combat.

clearly your name is David

@@GenerationTech I could be Allen, or maybe not

@@tucker0214 I thought it was Patrick…

@@GenerationTech also you should do lesser known blunders of the republic because they made a lot of big ones and lesser known heroes/failures

@@tucker0214 David Allen?

Imperial navy is massive, CR-92 was a fun imperial ship, Star Galleon frigate, imperial&victory frigates (aka mini star destroyers), Ton-falk carrier, Doomgiver (although there was only 1) and more heavy cruisers & star destroyers than a single man can remember

I remember playing WEG in high school in the early 1990's and in the early 2000's as an adult with other college level math students. WEG had a .. fun .. ? workable abstract dice rule system for over all combat. What made it wonderful in regards to word math problems was there .. space unit speed .. in ship combat. Also that rule of average travel time between a plant and its nearest moon being within 30 minutes. That way we could figure out what the pacing of knietic impact was in space combat. Such as the Gthrecho freighter moving at 3 space units, the slowest in the book yet in the campaign source book stating it was slightly above average in speed. So we place a space unit speed being 107km/s. & melee or action rounds being 5 seconds in time, =535km/s. travel speed. x ship's space unit factor. At that point we had a base for fuel from the fission drives, structural integrity/ defector shields for base space travel and start to factor weapon damage. WEG was set up as abstract yet they subtle drop some hard math science into game play, not to mention more than a few typos through out the book and on how the Force to work that cause my high school English teachers to roll their eyes on. Both of my two D&D/ MtG RPG shops always took information and style of play from WEG and apply the soft rules into their WotC D&D3.5e/ Star Wars RPG play games.

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We’ll probably go this route

Packing a concussion missile launcher on a corvette is almost cheating.

Agreed. They look like minnows, but they're like God Damm piranhas.

x-wings with sfoils flattened maybe lol

And the Mk2 happens to be in base game EaW.

In microscale?

most of my attacking fleets as the rebels were 12 DP20s and a fleet commander boosting their health. Took some time but even the Executioner was defeated.

@@jonsnow947 they are underrated by powerful vessels. They dominate tie fighters and bombers and faster than star destroyers. Once you eliminate the fighters and bombers then using guerilla tactics you can be victorious it just takes time.

@@mutcut6289 Yep I usually speed past get on the back side at Imp engines drop those so it can't maneuver and let them start shooting everything left.

@@jonsnow947 don't forget the tractor beam and shields

the Sundered heart is not the ship he showed that ship only exists in games and was not tied to the royal house or the Tantive line of ships

@@maxrander0101 I see. If I recall correctly though, on Wookieepedia it used to say that's what it was. But that was before the franchise was sold to Disney so undoubtedly that has changed.

@@ManWithBeard1990 well it was the sundered heart has massive armor plates around the engines non he showed do and the royal house did have a navy or defense force that kept falling into rebel hands

Basically all the old Expanded Universe books, games, and guides are no longer canon.

​@@maxrander0101 Okay, but just to be clear, in Legends the Sundered Heart was indeed the ship that rescued Obi-Wan during Order 66, and was later modified to look like you describe. And apparently it was also upgraded to CR90 spec. New canon just calls it the Tantive III and pretends all that stuff after Episode III never happened, but it is the same ship.

Yeah but a Star Hawk pulled it into its gravitational pull

probably because the MK1 is much more well known and this is titled "Lesser Known"

@@theidajawho that could very well be it, although they did include the DP20 Corellian Gunship, the MC30 and MC40 which are probably about as well known as the Mk1.

@@andrewm3210 yes but if the choice was MK1 or MK2 then....